Wimbledon isn't alone: The Australian Open started the trend, with retractable roofs over its two main courts and plans to cover a third, too. The French Open intends to have a roof over its ...

The Wimbledon Tennis Championships will have a very different look this year. The Centre Court, where all the finals are played, has the benefit of a new retractable roof — ending "rain stopped ...

The All England Lawn Tennis Club wants to hold the Wimbledon Qualifying Tournament on the expanded site A Wimbledon Championships featuring a new 8,000-seater stadium with retractable roof, and ...

play is stopped on Wimbledon’s show courts at 11 p.m. local time (6 p.m. ET). The rule, which was implemented in 2009 with the opening of the retractable roof on Centre Court, means that no play ...

Both finals will still be held on Centre Court, which features a retractable roof in case of adverse weather conditions. Wimbledon confirmed that for this edition, the men’s doubles final ...

While the roofs at Wimbledon are retractable, they are still considered permanent fixtures. There is actually a situation where the ball can hit the roof and the player who hit the ball wins the ...

Only two courts have retractable concertina roofs at Wimbledon. The first one is at Centre Court, which saw match play for the first time in 2009, with the second roof over No1 Court revealed in 2019.

A Wimbledon Championships featuring a new 8,000-seater stadium with retractable roof, and qualifying on site, has moved significantly closer. Merton Council's planning committee has granted ...

The Wimbledon organisers have announced a change to this year’s final weekend schedule. Unlike previous editions, the start times for both the men's and women's finals will be delayed by two hours.